Vote for New Greek President Begins Dec. 17

The transcript discusses the Greek government's confidence in its economic recovery, highlighting GDP growth and fiscal performance. It addresses political uncertainty due to upcoming elections and potential impacts on the economy and markets. Despite political rhetoric, Greece is unlikely to leave the Eurozone. The stock market's reaction to election news is noted, with an emphasis on maintaining stability.

What is the government's target for the primary surplus in 2015?

• 4% of GDP

• 1% of GDP

• 2% of GDP

• 3% of GDP

What is the expected GDP growth for the next year?

• 4.5% to 5%

• 3.5% to 4%

• 2.5% to 3%

• 1% to 1.5%

What could happen if Samaras calls general elections?

• Decrease in GDP

• Market turbulence

• Political stability

• Immediate economic growth

What is the tradition in Greece regarding political parties gaining power?

• They always keep their promises

• They immediately leave the eurozone

• They often change their stance once in power

• They never change their policies

What is the likelihood of Greece leaving the eurozone according to the discussion?

• Moderate

• Certain

• Low

• Very high

What was the stock market reaction in Greece to the chance of general elections?

• It fell by 5%

• It fell by 10%

• It remained stable

• It rose by 10%

What is the government's stance on negotiating with the Troika?

• They are hesitant

• They are confident

• They refuse to negotiate

• They are indifferent